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- Data: FPIs held firm on shorts this settlement at 1.70 lakh contracts, close to the all-time high of 1.97 lakh. The key question is whether they push beyond 2 lakh contracts or start unwinding before that—this will set the next market tone.
- As per market grapevine, check IPO valuations carefully as it’s your own money; recent Indian IPOs are coming at extremely high valuations globally. Nifty/Sensex/BankNifty keep hitting highs, but the broader market is sliding daily with only a few heavyweights lifting indices, and even MF returns look weak. Still, an expert astrologer expects a sharp rally in quality cash stocks around the budget. Stay disciplined, hold strong companies, and protect your hard-earned capital—no one else will.
- Many families assume they never invested, yet thousands of crores remain unclaimed because old accounts, paper shares and deposits were forgotten. Check MITRA for unclaimed mutual funds, IEPF for missing shares/dividends, and UDGAM for dormant bank deposits moved to RBI’s DEA Fund. A simple search using PAN or name can uncover money lost decades ago—often from inheritance, old certificates, or accounts opened by parents or grandparents. A few minutes of checking can recover wealth you didn’t know existed.
- Life and investing work best when simple. Simplicity in decisions and discipline in investing often lead to better long-term returns—overthinking rarely builds wealth. In both life and markets, stay simple and stay steady.
- Global cues signal a strong start for Indian markets on Monday with Dow +289, Nasdaq +151, S&P +36 and Gift Nifty +129 indicating a gap-up open. As per one expert analyst, after strong GDP data, fundamentally solid mid-caps and small-caps may join the rally in December. RBI policy on 5th December is key—any rate cut can trigger a sharp move in mid- and small-caps. Pessimism looks intelligent in bear markets, but long-term wealth is created by optimists.
